As convenient and inspiring as this is, there will also be those occasions when you want to capture the sound of your guitar amp the old-school way: through a microphone. Studio veterans will tell ...

Why mic your guitar amp in the first place? One day you will need to mic up your guitar amp. This is either because it's a small amp and it won't compete with the band, or that it's a big amp and ...

For over five decades Shure’s SM57 has been the industry standard for recording any loud musical instrument, including guitar amps. Along with the SM58, the SM57 is the world’s best-selling microphone ...

three-band EQ amp is an excellent option for any acoustic artist. There are two channels for a mic (with phantom power for condenser mics) and guitar, dual XLR jacks, plus a USB output for ...

You can add pre- and post-amplification pedal effects, route your guitar signal to two amps simultaneously, and relocate the microphone's position in front of the cabinet. Moreover, you can use ...

Interestingly, there's also a microphone icon that hovers in ... because a wireless speaker that can update the guitar effects on the amp via its mobile app should be able to do everything ...

Whether you occasionally play an open mic, or just want a great-sounding amp that’s ready to hit the road when you are, we found a range of the best portable guitar amps for every situation.

It comes with three microphone modes — dynamic ... you can connect your guitar to the amp wirelessly. Adding to the portability factor is an integrated rechargeable battery.

How is it that a tiny guitar amp with origins that date back 76 years ... volume means absolutely nothing once you put a studio mic in front of it, and some have taken the same principle to ...

Instead, opt for an acoustic guitar amp that’s designed explicitly for ... combo jacks to accommodate both instrument inputs and microphones (there's even phantom power for condenser mics ...